Credits & References

Many people have contributed directly or indirectly with their time, work and advice for the realization of this Evo 2005 workshop and quest.
Our heartfelt thanks go to:

• The Evonline coordinating team led by Elizabeth Hanson- Smith who set up, organized the event and oriented the moderators.

• Our featured guest speakers - for accepting to share their time, experience and expertise with us.

• Vance Stevens and the WiA (Webheads in Action), a robust community of practice, which sprouted from the seeds sown during the 2002 EVOnline event and that has evolved and grown since then thanks to the commitment of its ever-growing number of members.
  
• BJ Berquist for her presence and support at Tappedin.
  
• Andrew Pinçon for his patience and availability ceding us the conference rooms at Alado.
  
• Jonathan Finkelstein for opening and letting us use the Learning Times Webheads multi-media room.
  
• Venny Sou for his support in installing and hosting our open source wiki.

• All the participating members who engaged in this session and nourished this budding community of practice with their questions, answers, examples knowledge and best practices.

• Image on introduction page from Blaugustine Blog by Nathalie d' Arbeloff

• Images on weekly pages by Graham Stanley

• Blog charts and webquest based on Bernie Dodge's templates

Introduction | Task | Process | Evaluation | Conclusion | Credits

 
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Webquest designed by
Aaron Campbell, Barbara Dieu and Graham Stanley
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